A1c-Cellular® Linearity
A1c-Cellular Linearity is a ready-to-use linearity product that tests the entire HbA1c procedure, including the lysing of the red blood cell. It is assayed on the top HbA1c chemistry analyzers and provides instrument-specific target values and expected ranges.
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Great product, will continue to use.
Analyze hemoglobin A1c whole blood sample
The A1c linearity is easy to use and gives reliable results on our Tosoh G8 analyzer.
Review Date: 3 Feb 2021 | Streck
Great results and easy to use.
6 month linearity on HA1C instrument.
This product assures me of accuracy and with its ease of use, it is always ready to use. It doesn't require reconstitution, thus removes most operator error from determination.
Review Date: 24 Jun 2020 | Streck
A1c-Cellular Linearity is a 5-level assayed linearity material used to assess instrument accuracy and verify the reportable range of the HbA1c parameter. Because A1c-Cellular Linearity contains intact red blood cells, it tests the entire HbA1c procedure including red blood cell lysis, a step that is not evaluated by competitor controls. A1c-Cellular Linearity does not need to be reconstituted prior to use, reducing the potential for human error, and is packaged in convenient vials with pierceable caps for autosampling and barcodes for instruments capable of barcode scanning.
A1c-Cellular Linearity is appropriate for immunoassay and ionic exchange HPLC methodologies and is assayed on the top HbA1c chemistry analyzers. Instruments not listed on the assay may also submit their data to receive a linearity-only report.
Features
- Available in a 5-level set
- Appropriate for immunoassay and ionic exchange HPLC methodologies
- Assayed on the top HbA1c analyzers
- 7-day open-vial stability; 105-day closed-vial stability
Benefits
- Tests the entire HbA1c procedure including the lyse step
- Does not need to be reconstituted, reducing the potential for human error
- Access to STATS®, Streck’s free interlaboratory quality control program for peer group data comparison.
